Tips on Vaping Indoors

E-cigarettes heat a liquid that contains nicotine, creating an aerosol. Nicotine is the addictive drug in regular cigarettes, cigars, and other tobacco products, which is why vaping is sometimes called “e-smoking.” The liquid in vape cartridges varies in color and viscosity, depending on the chemicals inside.

Tips on How to Vape Indoors

Choose E-Liquids With Less Pg.

With so many people switching to e-cigs and vaping pens, it’s essential to look at the etiquette behind indoor vaping. Some people view it as harmless, while others perceive it as irresponsible. It’s up to you to take steps to ensure that your vaping habits don’t negatively impact those around you. You have to learn how to refill Jull compatible pods without leaking.

No one enjoys a cough. And when you cough, you blow the vapor into the air, which can affect those around you. Propylene Glycol, or PG, is found in most e-liquids and helps enhance flavor and vapor production. However, the more PG there is in an e-liquid, the harsher it can be on the throat when inhaled. So choosing an e-liquid with less PG will help reduce coughing while vaping indoors and reduce vapor in the air.

Be Considerate Of Others.

If you’re going to vape indoors, be considerate. You should never blow vapor directly into someone’s face, and when you’re vaping indoors, you should be especially sensitive about whether others are bothered by the vapor. Try to find somewhere out of the way where you won’t be intruding on anyone else’s experience. Don’t let your vapor drift into someone’s face or let it blow around a shop or restaurant.

If someone asks you not to vape near them, respect their request and move away. You can avoid this problem by blowing your vapor out an open window or using a fan pointed at a window if one is available.

Do Not Leave Your E-Cig Unattended In Any Way.

That means when it’s charging, sitting around when you’re done using it for the day — anything that takes it out of your direct supervision. E-cigarettes can overheat and explode if they’re not properly cared for (or if they come from the factory broken), so don’t take any risks.

Find A Vape-Friendly Building

Before you fire up your vape, find out if the building you’re in allows vaping. Some places, like restaurants and bars, have banned vaping indoors.

If you live in an apartment or condo building, check with your landlord to see if there are any restrictions on using vaporizers indoors. Landlords can set their own rules about smoking and vaping. If you don’t know the policy and it’s not posted anywhere visible, ask before you use your vaporizer.

Ensure Vape Doesn’t Have A Strong Smell

Start by making sure your vape juice doesn’t have a strong smell. If it does, try switching to a different flavor. If you’re using a sub-ohm setup and big clouds, cut the nicotine level down. Finally, if you’re using an e-cig or pod system with short battery life, consider buying a bigger mod to vape longer without needing to refill it.

Be Careful About Where You Place Your E-Cig When Charging It.

Some e-cigs come with a USB charger plugged into a computer; others need their power supply. If you use a standard charging cable, don’t leave your e-cig on the sofa or in your bed unsupervised. Many people leave their e-cigs plugged in overnight, so make sure that it’s not resting on bed, clothes or other flammable material when you go to bed.

Be careful about where you place your e-cig when charging it. At worst, it could cause a fire (in rare cases). At best, it could irritate other people if they sit on it, especially if there’s liquid.

Don’t Vape Around Children Or Pets.

If you have any children or pets running around the house, don’t let them watch you vaping. Not only will it teach them that it’s OK to vape (which isn’t a good lesson), but second hand vapor could irritate their respiratory system and make them cough.

Carry a Handkerchief.

If someone else has asthma or another respiratory condition in the room, it’s courteous to keep a handkerchief handy to catch any flecks of vapor that escape from your mouth.

Even if you’re not a non-smoker, it’s still courteous to vape in the right places. But while you could vape outside if there’s no breeze or in the bathroom with the fan on if there are other people in the house, it is possible to vape indoors without leaving a big mess for someone else to deal with. All you need to do is figure out how you’ll do it.